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Understanding 9/11The idea of history in early Stuart England : erudition, ideology, and "The light of truth" from the accession of James I to the Civil War
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xxii, 377 pages ; 24 cm
Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-358) and index
The structure of Elizabethan and early Stuart historiography -- Early Jacobean historiography -- Samuel Daniel and the emergence of the early English state -- Politic biographers and the Stuart court -- The historian as counsellor -- The Roman world -- Selden: From antiquarianism to history -- Through a prism
Includes bibliographical references (pages 329-358) and index
The structure of Elizabethan and early Stuart historiography -- Early Jacobean historiography -- Samuel Daniel and the emergence of the early English state -- Politic biographers and the Stuart court -- The historian as counsellor -- The Roman world -- Selden: From antiquarianism to history -- Through a prism
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